Nursing Home Communities in Chapel Hill, NC

Galloway Ridge at Fearrington is a senior living community situated in Pittsboro, NC. It provides a range of care options, including Independent Living, Skilled Nursing Care, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Short-term Rehabilitation Care. The community offers various room types, such as apartments, villas, and private rooms. Some units may include amenities like living rooms, dining areas, kitchens, and dens or studies.The community features numerous amenities aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. These include organized activities and programs, outdoor common areas, gardens, and pet-friendly policies. Meals are provided, and residents have access to a swimming pool, on-site parking, and health and wellness activities. Additional amenities include fitness and wellness facilities, private garages, and organized field trips and outings. Spiritual, social, and entertainment activities are regularly scheduled, and there are walking and hiking areas, shared common areas, and an on-site restaurant. For added convenience, the community offers enclosed and secured outdoor common areas and salon services.Galloway Ridge at Fearrington also provides a variety of services to support its residents. Nurses are on staff, and physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services are available. The staff is trained in fitness and wellness, and a chef is on hand to prepare meals. This combination of care options, room choices, amenities, and services makes Galloway Ridge at Fearrington a comprehensive senior living community.

"Hillcrest Convalescent Center is wonderful. I went there twice. They're very good and they have good physical therapy. They have a gorgeous dining room and the food is delicious. Every afternoon they have ice cream and you can make your own sundae. I had a private room. The facilities were nice, clean, and attractive. It was a very good experience."

"My father is in Pettigrew Rehabilitation Center. I had to get him out of the hospital and a lot of places wouldn't accept him, but Pettigrew did. So far, it's been good. It's an average facility. It's clean. I looked at all its records and it got decent ratings, but the Medicare ratings were average. I got to look in and I got to talk to a few of the people, and they seemed really nice. For the little interactions that I've had with them, they've been attentive."

"Wonderful facility wonderful staff!!! "

"My partner is still at Peak Resources Brookshire. It's one of the better facilities for skilled nursing in the area. I did a lot of research before I put him here. The people here at this facility are very, very attentive. As with any other facility that offers services, there are good nurses, and there are not-so-good nurses. Overall, Peak Resources Brookshire would be somewhere I would recommend to anyone who needed to have skilled nursing for someone for a limited time. My partner is here for rehab. They provide physical therapy, occupational therapy, and SLP therapy. Their food is pretty bad. Now and then, you get some salad, but most of the food is very starchy and fried. And it's like you don't get a choice like you would in a hospital. He has been here since January, and I've only seen two salads as a side dish, and he should have a salad every day. They provide all the furnishings and all his medications. Everything that he needs is provided here, except I do his laundry. I do not let them do his laundry. It's a private room; he has his private suite. He has his own private bathroom, a large closet, a hospital bed, a chest of drawers, a lamp table, two folding chairs, a lounge chair with an ottoman, and a TV. It's nice enough. "

"We're on the list for Croasdaile Village, but it's going to be probably two to three years before there's any possibility of our getting in there. We've talked to a rental agent there. We paid $1000 to get on their waiting list. We would go in with independent living, but they also have assisted living and nursing care. It has everything that we need and lots of assistance, in terms of moving in. They've got people constantly available that you can talk to about what your needs are. The staff that we interacted with was very helpful, but it was very limited. It's a wonderful facility. We went there and ate in their restaurant. It was good food. We're very happy with what we've seen. We still want to go there, but there are financial situations that we have to be aware of."

"I I was very pleased with the services my father received at Rose Manor. I did not have any concerns about leaving him at the facility because I knew he would be well taken care of . If I had any concerns they were addressed and addressed with expediency! From the top to the bottom this place is exceptionally wonderful and I would recommend it to anyone in need of rehab. "

"I am a family member of a patient who stayed at this facility. Every time I had interactions with anyone at this facility, they were always respectful and timely in getting back to me. The facility needs a little updating but other than that this is a fabulous place to place a loved one. The staff is courteous, the food is great, there are plenty of activities for everyone, and they have private rooms on the Rehab Hall. Just a wonderful setting to rehabilitate from the hospital, just before going home."

"The room was large with a private bathroom and a comfortable chair and TV. It was very clean. The staff was amazing. I had 6-7 people taking care of me from the nurse, Steve to the PT workers and a nice gym to OT and a special wound nurse and asocial worker and a psychologist to keep my mind busy. Everyone was very kind."

"I went to look at Treyburn Rehabilitation Center. Everyone just seemed to not know what was going on. I don't know if they were short-staffed or just stretched. The food was very bland and the chicken pieces still had some feathers in them. It was not good. It was not a very clean facility. When I walked in the door, there was a dirty diaper laying there in the hall, and there was an odor."

"I was at Glenaire for rehab for two weeks. I was greeted when I came in there and the people were very cordial. I stayed in a private room and I had my meals on site. It was a cafeteria type, but it was served to us at the table. The beauty of the place was that I had all other people to talk to and it was the same people. So, I developed a friendship with them, and then medicine was given to me at the appropriate times by the staff. Everything was very clean. No smells and it was just a very pleasant two weeks that I spent there. I had physical therapists who came in and occupational therapists that provided services and I got back on my feet. I was able to safely go home. They also provide medical assistance. They would come in and do your blood pressure and that type of thing. There was somebody looking after you. The cafeteria staff was very pleasant and would get your selections for the next meal and serve it to you. The food was very good. There was an outside courtyard that you could go to, but because you were unstable in your walking and so forth, they made sure that you stayed under supervision. There were just a few activities. Medicaid paid for my stay there, but the value was good."

"My mother was at Rex Rehab for three weeks. They're very impressive. Personnel there was great with my mother. My mother speaks Spanish and she was happy that there were a few people there who spoke Spanish, so that made her feel more comfortable. Physical therapy worked with her and everything was great. The location was really nice, too. The staff were very helpful and attentive and communicated well. The facility was spacious, clean, well maintained, looked very new, and all the nurses and everyone who treated my mother seemed to be very genuine, understanding, and very friendly. "

"My mother stayed at Compass Healthcare and Rehab Hawfields for about a week. It was nice and clean. The room was pretty nice and plenty big enough for her. The staff was really friendly, very courteous, and kind. On Wednesday night, she could go to church services and things like that. She ate in her room. She didn't go to the dining room, and she seemed to like the food pretty good."

"I am staying in The Templeton of Cary's independent living, and I'm very happy here. Everyone, including the residents, is so kind, caring, and very friendly. It's just a happy place to be. If you get lonely or down and out, you just leave your apartment and go find something to do. There's always something to do here, which is a great thing. Having the main dining room and everybody meeting in there helps, too. You have good meals, camaraderie, and friendliness. It's just a great place and I made the right choice, there is no doubt about it. The staff is top-notch. They're all just as friendly as the residents are. I think it makes sense because if the residents are happy, that must be because of the people in charge. They all know you by name, and call you by your first name. They're all wonderful. They're all very caring, and ready to help no matter what, even with something trivial. I haven't found one person here who isn't like that, so that's a good thing. I think the food could use some work. I like my food hot and it's never hot. Sometimes warm, but never hot. I know that's hard with a big crowd but that's how I want it. Everything is always spanking clean including the public restrooms all around the area. They're always spotless no matter what time of day or night you go."